Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|         west, the church itself being turned with its main part
 2  2,2|        light of truth (the East being the symbol of light, good,
 3  2,4|        the world.~The altar, as being the place on which rests
 4  2,4|       in token that the Saints, being near to God, intercede for
 5  2,7|         under which Christians, being the warriors of Christ’s
 6  2,8|       and the outer, the latter being called the “porch.” The
 7  3,2|        were looped cords which, being pulled, shirred up the skirt
 8  4,3|         the Cross of Christ, as being the day of Judas’ treason;
 9  4,3|        Friday, to the Cross, as being the day of the Crucifixion;
10  4,3|      with greater solemnity, as being feast-day services; while
11  4,6|         The Paschal Feast.~— as being the day of the Resurrection
12  4,8|         retiring to rest. Sleep being the image of death, this
13  5,1|    Royal Gates open, the Church being fully illumined, the priest,
14  5,2|       pray to the Lord” (i.e., “being at Peace with all men and
15  5,2|      under which the service is being held); for our Lord the
16  5,2|       Upon which, the petitions being ended, the priest calls
17  5,5|    stichera (the Dogmaticon) is being sung, the Royal Gates are
18  5,5|         of praise to Christ, as being God. While this hymn is
19  5,5|         God. While this hymn is being sung, the priest enters
20  5,8|      present time, the services being abridged, no food is offered
21  6,2|           and the troparion are being sung, the illumination of
22  6,3| repeated in it, and while it is being sung all the lights are
23  6,5|      Sunday, eight in all, this being the number of chants or
24  6,6|      press their lips to it, as being the living Word of Christ.~ “
25  6,8|        night, and where Matins, being performed separately from
26  7,1|         identical.~ The Liturgy being a service connected with
27  7,1|       God for as long I have my being...”~ When these Psalms are
28  7,1|    hearers’ attention to it, as being a verse which indicates
29  7,1|        God.” While this hymn is being chanted; the priest prays
30  7,1|      hymn “it is truly meet” is being sung, the priest proceeds
31  7,1|       chalice, the Sunday hymns being recited the while. If there
32  7,1|         us.” While this hymn is being sung, the priest censes
33  7,1|      the first of January, that being the day dedicated to the
34  8,2| appeared unto us.”~ The Liturgy being a joyful, triumphal service,
35  8,2|  finished Mystical Sacrifice is being escorted in [literally,
36  8,2|         lampadas and candelabra being lit, to the toll of the
37  8,3|          While the troparion is being sung, the western doors
38  8,4|       or because of their names being unknown. With this day ends
39  9,1|        Jesus Christ.~ The water being consecrated, the priest
40  9,1|         and while “Alleluia” is being solemnly sung, he makes
41  9,1|       sins from his soul; while being immersed, he is entombed
42  9,1|    joining the Church,” (i.e., “being admitted into the community
43  9,3|       Therefore, as every human being enters into the Church through
44  9,4|     himself again from sins and being saved; for Jesus Christ
45 10,2|      Truth. While the coffin is being lowered, the prayers of
46 10,2|       of God’s judgment without being shamed, and that He Who
47 10,2|    vouchsafe to receive him, as being blessed and undefiled, into
48 11  |        week of Pascha, prior to being distributed on Saturday,